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When people say disappointed with climax yes they have every right when we are more into the cinematic universe we were taught to plot twist sudden rise of a macho hero. But this movie is made of flesh and blood ends abruptly explaining nothing much to the viewers. Well what is left to explain anyway?

For every sachin vazes with BMWs there are hundreds of Maniyans who were/will made scapegoats to oil political machinery. They are just puppets of the system. Once the votes entered in the Ballot box jaffer iddukki says "its not my business anymore, I will say to the press I was ill informed" it means the hunters now will be hunted.

It's a 100% movie on reality and fact of hidden version of the society which is going on right now and before. Theatre experience would have been more thrilling for these kind of movies. Excellent direction by martin and performance by all the actors too. Great cinematography by sk.

I'm surprised to have seen an Inside police department story for the first time.

Directed by Martin Prakat, after 6 years since Charlie (2015), the movie gives you a gripping-intense-situation within the police system. The movie focuses more on the faceless system, and naturally only someone from within could give you more clarity on the reality.

Few scenes of the movie were surprisingly shot in Ramamangalam. A great watch indeed.

When Nayattu (The Hunt) starts, you have to leave everything and give it your full attention. Because once it starts, it never stops. And even after the film has ended by putting a crushing weight on you, you will stay seated wondering about helplessness. The story of three cops finding themselves in the middle of caste politics cuts open some of the ugliest truths about our country and the world in general, and this time it's not the common man who is at the receiving end. This is artful, subtle filmmaking. Nayattu (The Hunt) is eerie.

Completely Realistic Survival Thriller that tells a very good and dynamic story. Kunchakoboban, Joju George, Nimisha, Jafer idukki were all shocked by the performance. Editing, Cinematography, Bgm etc .... all sparkle item. To be honest, I have never felt a bit negative about this film.

Nayattu is a satirical thriller that depicts the domino effect of dirty politics that leads to the hunting down, how 3 police officers are wrongfully accused, it starts with a slow pace and with some ramps it will be a thrilling and audience's are hooked till the end. Nayattu received rave reviews from audiences and critics alike.

A movie that shows us the real colour of events happening around us and the harsh reality of the life an average police officer amidst social and political pressure.

The three lead actors Kunchacko Boban acting, Nimisha Sajayan acting & Joju George play their roles with nuanced perfection, portraying their helplessness in this convoluted system and are left to their own.

Must watch movie..! Netflix.

System is messed up from the inside . Thin layer between common man and so called system and the ending is haunting like blue is the warmest colour . Great work Martin prakkat and the entire team.

First of all i have to say this, my feelings for this film is mixed. First half was told in a very fast paced and engaging way, it was edge of seat stuff. But the second half felt more out of pace.

The main aim of the film was to show that political side of things and they have done a decent job of it.

Acting was to the point.

Sound Mixing is one of the highlights, the background sound felt so immersive. Cinematography was impressive.

At the end the only question i had was "why was this film not released a week earlier??"

This is how movies should be made. Very good story, good acting, music, cinematography. It doesn't seem like over done the theme or underdeveloped story, but more authentic approach of story telling.

A survival thriller drama which depicts the story of three police officers who are on a run for life from the system and department who're trying to convict them wrongfully for a hit and run case. Wonderful performances from the leads, Gritty , compelling narration will hook you till the end. Joju George is so good in his role, loved his act. Director's realistic narration is what makes this one standout and been checking the runtime out of anxiety to make sure that i still have enough time to get a conclusion in the end, that's the beauty of dir for making a viewer to get so immersed, kudos. That ending is surely hard hitting. Very good movie.

Maaza agaya a movie that takes you on to ride so real its unbelievable really truly fan of Malayalam Cinema I am so proud of you Guys.

Martin prakat made this as good as edge of seat thrilling with sharp political arrows to the left. And police peoples disappoint life as they act as puppet to the party who is ruling. The characterisation and cinimatography is to notch. But climax may make you little numb. May be director delibrately made so. My rating 7/10. Can be a must watch.little drag in between can be avoided.

How to dodge the social justice imperative? Find the new way to show the real victims under bad light.

How? Show the infrequent contradictions and infighting through characters belonging to same community.

The new Savarna narrative can be played without their physical presence. Mere ideology and character serves the purpose.

Hooliganism and Dalits, that's how Savarna wants to see it.

Nayattu hits us with the devastating truth. It's we the people, who're guilty. It's we the people, who lead the system to bury truth, and pander to media fanned mob frenzy.

Nayattu (2021) : Brief Review -

The Third Malayalam Classic of the year after The Great Indian Kitchen and Drishyam 2. Nayattu is not a film but a slap to the dirty system which includes politicians, police, casteism wolves and unfortunately common man too. Nayattu is told as a thriller and it somewhat thrilling too but it's not enough to be called a complete thriller as the genre requires more thrill. But it has got much more than that mainstream thrill to provide you a cinematic experience that will shatter your mind, heart and perspective and maybe you'll start looking at things differently. You need guts to make a film like Nayattu where you fearlessly expose all the dirty secrets of the system and then give a tight slap on common man's face by proving that he is also the part of this system afterall. Yes, we are all part of this absurd system because we are the Voters and we always fall for their tricks without knowing the actual truth behind it. Nayattu is about Three police officers who are on a run for life, escaping the outbreak against them due to the unlawful arrest and torture of a civilian. It brings in a few shades of arrogant yet very much human police officers and their helplessness and how they fail to fight the powerful system who just exactly know how to handle things.l according to their comfort. The film is bounded by realistic surroundings throughout the narrative and it doesn't fear to show ugly side of all the people who are involved in this system. Martin Prakkat has achieved something brilliant of a whole new level with his extraordinary directorial technique as he compiles multiple genres and themes so well together in one narrative. All the actors are superb in their roles. Dialogues are decent but very realistic and maybe that's why they are not that filmy. Overall, Nayattu is Classic Film but more than that it is a miserable realisation of our own mistakes that we can never correct as far as we are living in this society. A MUST SEE!

RATING - 8/10*

By - #samthebestest.

Tight screenplay, griping story. To class acting from all.

Brings out true functioning of our system.

Despite opening in theatres at the onset of the second wave of Covid 19, Nayattu received rave reviews from audiences and critics alike.

And the Martin Prakatt survival thriller exceeded all my expectations on its OTT release tonight, delivering a gritty and compelling view into the lives of the average Kerala policeman.

The story unfolds through its three lead protagonists who are police personnel wrongfully accused in a hit-and-run case and after a slow buildup, ramps up at breakneck pace and is sure to leave audiences hooked till the end.

The painstaking detailed one-shot sequences and the raw authenticity director Martin Prakatt has imbibed into each scene reminds you of Abrid Shine's Action Hero Biju, but a superior script has elevated this film to classic, dare I say textbook status.

National-award winner Joju George is at his best in the emotional scenes, while Kunchacko Boban and Nimisha Sajayan play their roles with nuanced perfection.

Unmissable this one. I club it alongside The Great Indian Kitchen, Drishyam 2, Operation Java and Joji as my personal Top 5 Malayalam Films of 2021.

This could very well be Malayalam's own equivalent of Bong Joon-ho's classic 'Memories of Murder' (2003) in terms of becoming a gold standard for realistic police stories going forward.

Catch it on Netflix!

I don't understand the obsession of new age filmmakers to make movies without a proper resolution. Its a failure in this instance. Acting and direction is top notch. There were a lot of new faces in this movie and some of them could have done a little better. Overall, its a one time watch and I would have upgraded my rating to 9/10 if a proper ending was provided.

This movie shows the ultimate reality of what is happening in our police forces.

And how they handle the cases.

Well the casting was high class, every actors played well. The pathetic dalit guy, I wish I can slap him. His acting was genuine and the body launguage gives him 100 marks. The CM, what the hell, keralites lost their mind to choose him, Jafer was not apt for the role, Cold. Kunchako, Joju & Nimisha, they were wonderful. But eventually climax sucks. No justice here. What? You dont know the Police force man. You can't touch them. Even if there is internal politics in police force, if you touch a police man the entire force will hunt you down. They even let the govt fall. A good climax would have the film even more better.

For something marketed as a thriller, this one's stakes were not high enough. The theme was very good. But the execution was not good enough.

At first, the police and their behaviour seemed very realistic. But then, they start overreacting in places which is an off putting thing. There is a bit of exaggeration and bit of melodrama which takes away a lot of the fun. They could have come up with a better story where the stakes are higher.

Film loses its charm by the last portion. All the good build up in the beginning never pays off in the end.

Acting was very good from the three of them, with Kunchacko Boban giving us a very nuanced performance. Nimisha and Joju too were very good, but it's something we have seen before. They have already did those kind of acting before too.

Music too was good. In fact the technical aspects were all very good. Just that the story/script was not impactful enough.

Even though the film relies heavily on propoganda,you will realise the film doesn't only get milked by it but it also succeeds in keeping the suspense and thrill intact throughout the running time satisfying the genre and doesn't keep any loose ends in doing so. Martin Prakkat has been building quite a rapport as a filmmaker,he completely switched gears here after his last film"Charlie". The political backdrop, although instrumental ,is not the reason the film works but it's the thrill and suspense it offers .